Pakistani actress and model Nadia Hussain is once again making headlines—not for her performance, but for her appearance in a recently aired drama.

Social media is abuzz with criticism over her heavily made-up face and alleged excessive cosmetic surgeries, with some viewers going as far as comparing her to transgender figures and movie villains.

Clips from the drama show Nadia in a bold makeup look with visibly altered facial features. The response online has been intense. Critics claim that the overuse of fillers, Botox, and cosmetic procedures has not only changed her appearance but also affected her ability to express emotions naturally on screen.

“Oh God! What happened to Nadia Hussain? Fillers and Botox have completely ruined her face,” one viewer wrote on social media.

Another user commented, “She puts on so much makeup—makes me wonder what she even looks like without it.”

Some fans also noted a lack of emotional depth in her acting, claiming that her expressions appeared stiff and unnatural. “She can’t even give proper expressions anymore,” a user pointed out, blaming it on the cosmetic enhancements.

For many, Nadia's transformation has crossed the line between glamor and exaggeration. A few harsh comparisons even likened her to a “transgender person or a villain character from a film”, sparking further debate online about body image, beauty standards, and the role of cosmetic enhancements in the entertainment industry.

This isn’t the first time Nadia Hussain has been in the spotlight for her evolving appearance. The actress has previously defended her choices, but with each new role, the criticism seems to resurface louder than before.